Chapter 69: Candidate No. 1 "No cram school, thank you."...
If Nidhogg had not been the No. 1 candidate for the Demon King, for Iveda, he would have been like the first pet raised by humans. She would have kicked out this tall demon in front of her who was always guessing and had no sense of justice.
How did he infer that he was dating his mentor, Kaluyege, in order to avoid the consequences of his mistakes?
Iveda couldn't figure this out, so she raised her hand to knock the other person's head off, but she found that the other person was too tall and out of her reach.
While Avida was still wondering whether to jump up, she found that a head that was not too furry but a little prickly had appeared under her.
Nidhogg, realizing he had said the wrong thing, consciously and skillfully moved his head closer, just like he did before.
At first, Iveda was determined to train Nidhogg, whom she had finally tricked, into the strongest in the demon world. In her own opinion, she had been very strict and serious in the process of training this demon, and was simply an excellent mentor who was both strict and kind.
But the demon who obediently accepted Iveda's punishment was confused at first. Why did she look so angry but still touch her head gently?
His doubts were suddenly cleared up after he saw Iveda petting the cat.
Before Nidhogg met Iveda, he didn't have this name, nor did he grow to be this tall. In fact, because his family's ability was too weak, he was often bullied by his bad-tempered demon classmates.
In the demon world where the strong prey on the weak, this is a very abnormal thing. It is no surprise that he was still only at the second level that day because he did not give way to the students of higher levels, he was hung on the wall and did not even have lunch.
The two moons of the demon world had been hanging in the sky for a long time. He covered his ears to avoid the roars of monsters in the distant forest, staring at the pancake-like moons, thinking that the magic that bound him would soon disappear.
He prayed that he must not encounter any high-level monsters before this, and suddenly found that the surroundings had returned to silence.
Unfortunately, he made an unpleasant eye contact with a villain who was sneaking into the devil's school late at night.
Weak demons have an instinctive intuition about powerful creatures.
"...There are many high-level demon teachers in there..."
After copying the student files, Avida relaxed unconsciously because the journey was too smooth. Unexpectedly, she was caught doing something that was not in line with the character of a hero the next second.
If she explained she had no ill intentions, would she be believed? Thinking this way, Iveda stopped the other person's cry for help from being heard. Realizing that explanations were futile, she politely said, "Since you saw it, I'm truly sorry."
The weak and helpless demon boy was so frightened that his eyes went dark.
Iveda, who always fails to pick up demons with the potential to be demon kings, did not deliberately choose the top-ranked school after learning that there were demon schools. Instead, she found the nearest demon school based on the principle of proximity and "borrowed" student files.
On the one hand, there is no clear ranking of schools in the Demon World. On the other hand, the three most famous schools in the Demon World are chaired by the Three Heroes of the Demon World.
The hero pondered that there was no need to be targeted by the highest level officials recognized by the demon world because of such a small matter.
Besides, Avida, who has not been defeated by the Demon King Training Program, is full of confidence in herself.
In her opinion, since she had read so many comics about other worlds, what was so difficult about training a mere demon king?
Fortunately, the fledgling hero was relatively cautious and did not attract much attention.
But it’s not that comprehensive.
After carefully reviewing the student files, Avida carefully selected several demon students with great potential.
So, after school, she landed on a street corner where demon students often gathered. She landed in front of a student she had chosen who had great potential and said, "I see that you have extraordinary bones and talent. You are indeed the material for a demon king. Would you like to consider me?"
"Not considering it."
The rejection was within the hero's expectations. Undeterred, Avida took out the manuscript she had prepared in advance. Just as she unfolded the paper in her hand, the other party was called away by her classmates without even looking back.
"Now the world is without a ruler. The Demon Realm may seem peaceful, but in reality, undercurrents are surging. Only the Demon King has appeared." The triangular-eyed demon boy in front of him walked away after hearing Ivida's words, leaving the brave man behind to try and stop him in vain. "I haven't finished yet..."
Having learned from his first failure, the brave man has memorized his own script, but the audience has no interest at all.
Maybe it's too literary?
After his second defeat, the brave hero, having regained his strength, pretended to be mysterious and said to a middle-aged demon holding an ice cream cone, "Do you want to become the strongest in the demon world?"
"No cram school, thank you."
?
Without giving Iveda a chance to explain, the devil student took the chocolate cone and walked straight past Iveda, who was disheveled in the wind.
Feeling like she was cursed, Avida not only asked the selected target, but also asked everyone who passed by.
As a result, no one was willing to be fooled.
Iveda, who was confused, went across the street to buy a chocolate cone. She felt helpless about her unfavorable situation and couldn't help muttering to herself, "The demons are too hard to fool." This was different from what she expected.
Why is there no demon interested?
I haven't heard that being the Demon King in this world is a bad job?
The brave man, puzzled for a long time, finally discovered that the ice cream cones in this shop tasted pretty good.
So, the brave man finished eating one ice cream cone and went to buy another one.
Iveda, holding an ice cream cone in her hand, stood on the side of the road, eating while looking at the demons in school uniforms coming and going on the street. Why was there not one of them who was her chosen one?
Avida, filled with melancholy, sighed. Did she have to go find those demons who were already famous in the demon world?
If she couldn't even convince the school-age demons, how could she convince the elite demons who had already made their mark? She still had some self-awareness.
So, realizing this, Avida thought that she couldn't use hypnosis.
Having been rejected too many times, the hero seemed to be stuck on this path, completely forgetting that she could go find the devil who wanted to become the demon king.
Avida, who was still worried about this matter in the previous second, passed away the next second after seeing the grilled squid.
Food is the most important thing for people. A brave man who is not hungry needs to deal with his own problem of greed first.
The types of seafood in the demon world are more shocking in appearance than those in the human world.
Its huge size and bright colors give people the first impression that it is poisonous.
Before she unlocked the detoxification magic, Avida didn't dare to try foods that were more colorful than poisonous mushrooms.
The brave man, holding a huge grilled squid leg and preparing to return to the tent to rest before nightfall, noticed the little tail behind him early on the way.
It cannot be said that the other party was following him. Perhaps he relied on the magic props he was wearing and followed him into the forest with too much noise.
The heroes who have insufficient currency reserves in the demon world cannot afford the hotel fees for many years, so they set up tents and live in the deep forest where there are few demons.
Anyway, she got used to sleeping in the open air after coming to this demon world.
The place is off the beaten track, meaning there are no roads, and the demons are used to flying.
The little devil who followed Avida into the forest lost his target after being tripped by weeds for the third time.
The darkness grows darker in the forest that blocks out the sun.
After realizing that this was a dangerous area, the tracking demon finally calmed down and regretted his recklessness.
"Hi!" Iveda, hanging upside down from the tree, greeted enthusiastically. She even removed the glasses that were blocking the tracking demon's recognition and kindly reminded him, "You should buy something more expensive."
Using magic items of this level on her is really a bit of an insult to the hero.
"Following a lady at night is terrible behavior." Iveda poked the frightened demon with her glasses and asked casually, "You keep following me. Do you want to become the strongest in the demon world?"
After all, this guy had been stealing glances at her since she asked about the first target.
The demon, whose body was faster than his brain, nodded hurriedly, fearing that if he nodded a second later, he would die in this place suitable for destroying his body.
Finally, a demon agreed to her request, but Avida was a little hesitant.
The demon in front of him was too thin. Compared with other demons of the same age, he was several heads shorter. There was not much magic power in his frail body.
"Are you sure?"
The demon, sensing the reluctance in Avida's tone, quickly shook his head.
Aveda narrowed her eyes and asked in a threatening tone, "You don't want to?"
He got another quick shake of his head from the other party.
You won't be stupid, will you?
Seeing his inconsistency and intentional attempts to scare him, Avida was now certain that the other person's brain was no longer thinking, and he was relying entirely on instinct to decide whether to nod or shake his head.
"Then why are you following me?" Aveda, still holding a grilled squid leg in one hand, finally rolled down from under the tree. "You're not trying to steal from me, are you?"
The demon in front of her just kept shaking his head in response to several questions.
Um, I won’t be blamed by his parents, right?
Afraid of being scammed, Avida thought about it and, based on the principle of caring for teenagers, carried him to her temporary camp with her other hand and heated a cup of milk for him.
Although it is a strawberry-flavored blended dairy product.
I also gave him most of the squid legs.
This child couldn't answer, but he could still eat with his mouth.
When I send him home later, can he ask his parents to pay for it? The brave man thought so and gave the devil a tissue to wipe his mouth.
The devil boy holding the cup, after swallowing the warmth, realized that although the other party's words and deeds were strange, he was probably a good devil. "I won't expose you as the culprit who sneaked into our school."
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